Initiative for Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Initiative for Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa (IBCSSA)

Welcome to Initiative for Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Initiative for Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa (IBCSSA) is the flagship volunteer conservation body borne out of the need to conserve the environment and protect its natural resources while promoting environmental literacy as well as raise the quality of total educational experience. This initiative is committed to advocacy and actions towards Biodiversity protection and sustainable environmental development. lt also has a number of educational initiatives both to raise awareness of environmental issues and to encourage sustainable practices.

OUR PROJECTS

Community Development

Habitat creation / restoration

Climate Change and Global Warming

Human Health Risk Assessment

Our Awesome Team

Bright Olunusi

International Representative

Israel Afolabi

P.R.O

Miss. Dorcas Odejinmi

Treasurer

Mr. Harry Adigun

Logistics

Mrs. Joy Oyebanjo

Secretary

Miss Deborah Jesutoki

Financial Secretary

Prof. Funmilola Ajani

Initiator and Coordinator

Dr. Taiye Adeyanju

Vice Coordinator

What People Say ?

A well organized programme to boost the learners academically, also it creates an awareness on the importance of tree planting in our environment, interesting and educative indeed.

Mr Adedokun K.A.

Teacher (U.M.C Basic School1, Molete Ibadan)

The program is a fantastic program, educative, informative and entertaining. Organizers are well organized and finally our society needs more of this program.

Mr. Sulaiman Y.

Teacher (Community High School, Ajibode)

This programme is a big eye-opener on how to conserve and preserve nature. We need more enlightenment or programmes like this to advocate for nature. Kudos!

Mrs. Oladeji T.O.

Teacher (Community Grammer School, Ijokodo Ibadan)

The event of the World Environment Day is really an eye opener to the dangers of plastic pollution to our environment and a lot was learnt which when put into practice, will make our environment more conducive for habitation

Nwokorie Geoffrey

Teacher (Pathfinder College, Ibadan)

The initiative is a good one and it makes people to be aware of the havoc normally wrecked by common materials we don't really count in our environment

Mrs. Awosile A. O.

Teacher (King's International College, Moniya, Ibadan)

Educative, i will say we need more of this kind of event to sensitize people about plastic population i.e dangers of over using and improper disposal of plastic

Mr. Adegboyega B. S.

Teacher (Ajibode Grammar School, Ibadan)

The celebration or marking of the World Environment Day is fabulous because it exposes us to how to take good care of the environment which is the best because we only have one planet (Earth)

Mr. Dauda M. A.

Teacher (King's International College, Moniya, Ibadan)